Even if all I walked away with (which it isn't) from this was capitation= capita= cap= head= per person, I'm very happy about that. Thank you! Very informative!
They both compete in the healthcare insurance market. The traditional insurers operate more on a fee for service model, cost more, have more choices, and have more administrative costs whereas the MCOs offer less choices, reduced costs, and less administrative costs. The MCOs are the WalMart of the insurance market
@@DrAsClinicalLabVideos Thanks for the reply. I'm currently enrolled at the University of New Haven in Connecticut and am taking "Intro to US Healtchare." I thoroughly enjoyed your lecture as it was very helpful. Thanks!
Hello Dr. A, Came across your presentation and it was very informative. Can you recommend any other presentations or articles on managed care for someone just starting out trying to learn the landscape?
For current issues, I do like KFF (www.kff.org/ ) or www.kff.org/medicaid/issue-brief/10-things-to-know-about-medicaid-managed-care/ This is good too: www.cigna.com/knowledge-center/what-is-managed-care
Hi very interesting im just wondering, in between you say further videos are to be watched and there are activities how to access them? i see the copyright is to jb learnig and i have an account with them with im wondering if your course is offered on the website as a instructor led course and if so how do i access it? thanks
Even if all I walked away with (which it isn't) from this was capitation= capita= cap= head= per person, I'm very happy about that. Thank you! Very informative!
Thanks for taking time to talk about a not very exciting topic 😀
Quick but rich review. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Dr. A.
Great tutorial, thank you so much.
Can you explain difference between MCO and insurer?? How it works
They both compete in the healthcare insurance market. The traditional insurers operate more on a fee for service model, cost more, have more choices, and have more administrative costs whereas the MCOs offer less choices, reduced costs, and less administrative costs. The MCOs are the WalMart of the insurance market
IS THERE SOMEWHERE I CAN GET A COPY OF THIS POWERPOINT SO I CAN HAVE IT FOR NOTE TAKING
Sorry about the delay in replying, life has been busy!
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Dr. A, this is spot on and exactly what I was looking for while researching for my US Healtchare course. Are you a professor at any institution?
I am at Arkansas State but I am not currently teaching this class!
@@DrAsClinicalLabVideos Thanks for the reply. I'm currently enrolled at the University of New Haven in Connecticut and am taking "Intro to US Healtchare." I thoroughly enjoyed your lecture as it was very helpful. Thanks!
Hello Dr. A, Came across your presentation and it was very informative. Can you recommend any other presentations or articles on managed care for someone just starting out trying to learn the landscape?
For current issues, I do like KFF (www.kff.org/ ) or www.kff.org/medicaid/issue-brief/10-things-to-know-about-medicaid-managed-care/
This is good too: www.cigna.com/knowledge-center/what-is-managed-care
Hi very interesting im just wondering, in between you say further videos are to be watched and there are activities how to access them? i see the copyright is to jb learnig and i have an account with them with im wondering if your course is offered on the website as a instructor led course and if so how do i access it? thanks
I have created some Nearpod activities as homework for the class for parts of some of these lessons. Are you interested in a specific one?
Excellent! what state are you in? thanks
Arkansas
thanks